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brendan: paul. yeah. has paul been on one of those courses? charm school? yeah. really kickin' in, isn't it? you all right, oonagh? nothin' twenty grand wouldn't fix. he's laughin' at us. donal: dooley? he looked well-rattled to me. well, we're gonna have to rattle him a bit more. know what i'm sayin'? i mean really shake him up. like in sicily? like in sicily. brendan: no, no, no -- that's what they do in england -- "the dog and duck," "the slug and spinach" -- these are the names that big breweries give to local bars just to make them sound authentic. "the gard and breathalyzer". thank you, dermot. no, they don't. they call them "kitty o'shea's" or "scrubby mulligan's" and pretend they're irish. well, i'll call it "oonagh dooley's" and it really will be irish. leave it as fitzgerald's, then it'll be even more irish. how could it be more irish? because it'll have been there longer. you'll not be shackled by logic, will you, brendan? no. how are you, father? ah, what's your suggestion, father? when it is not necessary to change, it is necessary not to change. not
brendan: paul. yeah. has paul been on one of those courses? charm school? yeah. really kickin' in, isn't it? you all right, oonagh? nothin' twenty grand wouldn't fix. he's laughin' at us. donal: dooley? he looked well-rattled to me. well, we're gonna have to rattle him a bit more. know what i'm sayin'? i mean really shake him up. like in sicily? like in sicily. brendan: no, no, no -- that's what they do in england -- "the dog and duck," "the slug and spinach" -- these are...
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thanks for all the help paul. you have been the source... ( sound of horse's hooves ) ( light switch clicking on and off ) ( screaming ) oonagh: paul!!!! easy. easy, now, oonagh, take deep breaths. i heard the horse. there's no horse down there, love. i heard it and i felt something fly past me, it attacked me! father i think this place really is haunted. ( radio music playing ) announcer: hey, did you catch the story in the kildargen times? a haaaauunted pub in ballyk, run by an australian priest! how 'bout that? crikey! fair dinkum, mate. with an aussie at the pumps i'll be they fair drink 'em too! anyway, here's the latest from westlife. father mac: it's making the church look ridiculous. vince: sorry, but that's the price you pay for a free country and a free press. getting out of hand. two more separate sightings last night. we may have to do something to restore confidence. sometimes it's better to take no action until it's clear what's really going on. in the cold light of day, edso i've finally seen realit
thanks for all the help paul. you have been the source... ( sound of horse's hooves ) ( light switch clicking on and off ) ( screaming ) oonagh: paul!!!! easy. easy, now, oonagh, take deep breaths. i heard the horse. there's no horse down there, love. i heard it and i felt something fly past me, it attacked me! father i think this place really is haunted. ( radio music playing ) announcer: hey, did you catch the story in the kildargen times? a haaaauunted pub in ballyk, run by an australian...
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"paul dooley this is god.".. grainne: "paul dooley, this is god." "and this is how it's going to be." "the money from this rip-off "goes back or i'll tell the -- " "taxman." "grainne can keep the boots." i didn't even get the hat! "i haven't finished yet, sport." "sport?" ah. cup of coffee, i think. father vincent i'll take dictation... but i don't do coffee. fair enough. buy you a beer? you're gettin' more irish by the minute. okay, everyone drink up -- i won't say it again. brendan: oh, oonagh... what has got into that woman? edso, put some love into her life, will ya? i've gotta wait until tuesday. ha ha! come on now, on your way. brendan. father. thanks for tonight. ( gibberish ) yeah. safe home, louie. unh... thank you, frankie. gard sullivan. i hope you're not driving home on that thing. come on, father, let's go. unh-unh. father. gard. i'm goin' nowhere. and i'd really appreciate it if you'd shut that door. frankie: why are you doing this, father? paul! there's a draft. hey, i'm paying the bills. do you leave your front door open? i own the p
"paul dooley this is god.".. grainne: "paul dooley, this is god." "and this is how it's going to be." "the money from this rip-off "goes back or i'll tell the -- " "taxman." "grainne can keep the boots." i didn't even get the hat! "i haven't finished yet, sport." "sport?" ah. cup of coffee, i think. father vincent i'll take dictation... but i don't do coffee. fair enough. buy you a beer? you're gettin' more...
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paul-- best takings we had all month, actually. paul-- you were gonna con us, weren't you? yeah. ( angry: ) mick. i'm sorry. no franchise? no. and all this? rented. are you in trouble? i'm into a guy for fifty grand. serious stuff. if there's anything i can do-- no. go back to your family. well, you know where we are. yeah. ( car starts ) aiden: may the lord bless these rings which will be the sign of your love and fidelity. amen. amen. niamh, take this ring as a sign of our faithful love. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. amen. sean, wear this ring as a sign of our faithful love. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. amen. i now pronounce you man and wife. you may kiss the bride. ( congregation applauds ) siobhan: look at the table. guest: it looks stunning. ( applause ) father mac: bless us o lord and these thy gifts of which thy bounty we are about to receive. through christ our lord. amen. all: amen. ( guests chatting ) ( brian taps his glass ) welcome to you all and i'd like to thank you for sharing today with us. a word of
paul-- best takings we had all month, actually. paul-- you were gonna con us, weren't you? yeah. ( angry: ) mick. i'm sorry. no franchise? no. and all this? rented. are you in trouble? i'm into a guy for fifty grand. serious stuff. if there's anything i can do-- no. go back to your family. well, you know where we are. yeah. ( car starts ) aiden: may the lord bless these rings which will be the sign of your love and fidelity. amen. amen. niamh, take this ring as a sign of our faithful love. in...
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a chap called paul storr. and he was the royal goldsmith to george iv. and we have a date letter here for 1837. i've only seen two or three pieces by paul storr in all the years i've been doing the roadshow. and after paul de lamerie, he's probably the most famous silversmith working in the british isles. he was the manager of the greatest firm of retailers at the time rundell, bridge and rundell, and they supplied the royal family with a lot of the best silver made during the regency period. look at these beautiful sea horses. wonderfully sculptured. this great plume of reeds coming up supporting this rather big grand bowl. so we're talking of a very important silversmith, and a sizeable object. all the armorials or crests or any inscription that might have been on the plinth or on the side of the bowl had been removed which is a great shame because that might have taught us who it was made for. my guess is that as it was dated 1837 that it was probably made for the coronation of queen victoria, but ordered by a governor of one of the australian states.
a chap called paul storr. and he was the royal goldsmith to george iv. and we have a date letter here for 1837. i've only seen two or three pieces by paul storr in all the years i've been doing the roadshow. and after paul de lamerie, he's probably the most famous silversmith working in the british isles. he was the manager of the greatest firm of retailers at the time rundell, bridge and rundell, and they supplied the royal family with a lot of the best silver made during the regency period....
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paul-- you agreed-- it's only fair. you lied to us. yeah, and i swear i'll never do it again. whoa-- what are these? they're chairs, orla. quigley bought them for the pub. you'd think they were expensive, but they only cost him fifty pence a chair. fifty 'p'? yeah, danny cleaned 'em up for him. d'you know, he came today and bought one for himself. paid the full fifty pence. orla: all that for fifty pence of firewood. dermot: come on, orla, back to work. don't stop-- there's loads left. well, i'll say one thing there's never a dull moment with you. excuse me. i was going along quite nicely leading a rather boring yet wholesome life until you crashed onto the scene. well, how did i know that a marching band was gonna go right through the middle of a fruit market? ( both chuckling ) it was good fun, though. eventually. so how do we top that? i could start a driving school. you could give guided tours around dublin. and...we could get married. kieran: mum, i'm finished. i'm coming. i'm finished cleaning my teeth. ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now am found ♪ ♪ was blind ♪ â